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in italiano è uscito nel 2005 per Ilisso Edizioni- Nuoro. Conferma di quanto sia incredibilmente brava questa scrittrice ivoriana che, in questo caso, fa rivivere il genocidio del Rwanda.
"il tempo ci osserva. Guarda cosa facciamo della morte degli altri. Se sbagliamo non ci sarà più speranza. ... (continue)
in italiano è uscito nel 2005 per Ilisso Edizioni- Nuoro. Conferma di quanto sia incredibilmente brava questa scrittrice ivoriana che, in questo caso, fa rivivere il genocidio del Rwanda.
"il tempo ci osserva. Guarda cosa facciamo della morte degli altri. Se sbagliamo non ci sarà più speranza. Quelli che se ne sono andati, ci hanno lasciato la terra dentro la quale sono sepolte le loro ossa. Sta a noi ricostruire la vita.
La nostra lunga attesa deve finire".
Ricordare per non ripetere gli stessi errori, ovunque.
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